Thursday, 12 November 2015

FALSE ASSETS DECLERATION: REPRIEVE FOR SARAKI, AS SUPREME COURT GRANTS STAY OF PROCEEDINGS



The Supreme Court has granted the application of Senate President, Bukola Saraki to stay proceedings in the Code of Conduct Tribunal.
The CCT is trying Senator Saraki on a 13-count charge on false asset declaration, during his tenure as governor of Kwara state.


Despite the arguments by Saraki's lawyers that the CCT stay proceedings until the ruling of the Supreme Court, Chairman of CCT, Danladi Usman insisted that the case must continue.
Following the walkout by Saraki's Counsels, the CCT adjourned till 19 November, to enable the Senate President secure the services of new defence counsels.

LIONS ATTACK SAFARI TRUCK, TERRIFY TOURISTS IN SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK, TANZANIA



A pride of hungry lions attacked a jeep full of tourists in Serengeti National Park, destroying tires and attempting to shatter windows to get at the terrified humans inside.

Safari tour guide Emmanuel Bayo from Arusha, Tanzania, witnessed the encounter from nearby and snapped off a few photos that showed the lions in attack mode at the famous Tanzanian park.
“It was quite scary, really — the lions are very hungry in the park and hadn’t had a kill for a while,” Bayo told Caters News. “The truck was driving past with people inside and the lions smelt the humans.
“Then they were trying to get inside for about an hour and wreaked havoc.”

Lions tried to eat the tires of the safari truck at Serengeti National Park. Photo: Emmanuel Bayo/Caters News
Tourists inside were terrified as the lions mauled the truck for an hour. Photo: Emmanuel Bayo/Caters News
In addition to puncturing tires, the lions attempted to smash the windows. Fortunately, the trucks are equipped with reinforced glass and they weren’t able to succeed.
“It would have been a disaster if we hadn’t [had reinforced glass],” Bayo said.
“It was scary but exhilarating. I think everyone should come on safari with me to have these experiences!”
Such a frightening scene might have the opposite effect and keep would-be tourists away.


h/t Daily Mail
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